At 03:02 PM 12/5/02 +0100, Tit \"Black\" Petric wrote:
If you don't want to see the filesystem error use @ to hide them. Having filesystem errors available makes troubleshooting easier. If GetImageSize never returns them, how do you figure out what is wrong when you it returns false?> > From my point of view accessing a file should result in an > > error if the file cannot be opened or in case of > > GetImageSize() a file operation cannot be executed. For > > example i would expect GetImageSize() to show an error if the > > information cannot be retrieved due to file corruptions. > > I agree. Absolutely. Masking bona fide file operation errors would > be a huge mistake, IMHO.I personally dissagree here - an error is a bit harsh if it doesn't hinder execution - I dont see anything in getimagesize() which should return E_ERROR - only E_NOTICE if the file is corrupt, unless I'm missing something.
Rick
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